Episode 208: Aaron Armstrong on Guiding New Christians
On this episode of the FTC Podcast, Jared Wilson talks with author Aaron Armstrong about his new book of counsel for new believers and how we all might help our new brothers and sisters take their first steps in the pursuit of Christlikeness. But first, a conversation about comic book movies! (If you just want […]
Letters to a New Believer, Part Seven
Series: Letters to a New Believer
I've got to be honest: Christian art really bums me out.
Letters to a New Believer, Part Six
Series: Letters to a New Believer
The biggest mistake I made in leaving the first church I was a part of was I didn't leave soon enough. I know that sounds awful, but let me explain . . .
Letters to a New Believer, Part Five
Series: Letters to a New Believer
After the service, we asked one of the pastors, "Does this happen every Sunday?"
Letters to a New Believer, Part Four
Series: Letters to a New Believer
Where the Bible speaks on sexual purity it does not offer suggestions. It provides commands. And these are commands we are to obey.
Letters to a New Believer, Part Three
Series: Letters to a New Believer
It was 2006, I'd been a Christian for just over a year, it was my first missions trip, and it was super-awkward. It wasn't that I didn't know what happened (though I did), nor was it that I was particularly uncomfortable in front of a crowd (though I was). What made it awkward was the way I was telling the story wasn't right.
Put a Rock in Their Shoe
Evangelism is often a slow process; sometimes it’s enough to stick a rock in someone’s shoe, and see what God does with it.
Letters to a New Believer, Part Two
Series: Letters to a New Believer
The Bible is the foundation of our life as Christians. Get a grip on it now. Don't let anything else take away from its priority in your life. Do this, and it will go well for you.
Letters to a New Believer, Part One
Series: Letters to a New Believer
About a year or so into being a Christian, I did something absolutely, spectacularly dumb: I joined the men's ministry leadership team at our church. Seriously, on a scale of dumb to really dumb, this was just the worst.
The Challenge of Contending
How do we contend for the faith and guard the gospel without being argumentative, judgmental, or cantakerous?